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An entertaining Heist story from Vinay Govind, director of the first Malayalam stoner movie Kili Poyi.

Chemban Vinod, Indrajith and Sudheer Karamana steal the movie with their incredible performances..

Asif Ali and Vinay Fort are impressive though.

The movie is not without its flaws. At many parts the story stumbles, lags and unnecessarily digresses-but manages to return to the main heist plot and pace up the thrills in the next scene..The screenplay could have been much better in the middle part.

The most interesting aspect of the movie is the way it has created a retro style of the late 80's and 90's drawing numerous references from movies of the yesteryear.

The actress-a new comer has very little to do in the movie contrary to my expectations.

Anyways, an entertaining watch and much better than Sapthamashree Thaskara...

An Intimate portrayal of two lives from a débutante director...

M Jayachandran's music, Jomon T John's cinematography and Gopi Sunder's background score exalts the movie to a wholly different level.

Even though the movie lacks a grip and over-stretches at times, the breathtaking visuals, art direction and the constant reminder that it's based on a real story redeems the film..transcending all the boundaries of fact and fiction..

Moideen and Kanchanamala's saga of love has been enacted on screen by Prithviraj and Parvathy with a lot of subtlety and conviction.

Its one among those rarest of rare stories in which real life has more dramatic twists and turns than in a thriller movie..

A commendable work of art indeed..

7 stars..

Another deliberate attempt to intimidate your sensibility--,

Even though much was expected from the noted director of Theevram(2012) which featured an young Dulquer Salman and also displayed the caliber of a promising new director. But You too Brutus disappoints through its 120 mints run time. Everything is stupidly amateur. The Photography, music,editing and acting-all sucks. Even veteran actors like Sreenivasan seems to have never even read the script.

The movie is a wreck-less procession of clichés from start to finish. The script goes horribly awry most of the time. The actors compete among each other in disappointing the audience. This must be one of those rarest films in which the editing suite does not exist at all.

The most intimidating aspect is the negligence from the director's side. One can't simply believe that such a piece came from a promising director like him. Theevram was an above average thriller on all grounds.Even though it reminded of many similar slasher/revenge films, there were many memorable scenes/sequences. The acting and music were excellent.

On the contrary, there is not even one memorable scene in You Too Brutus..The script seems to unsuccessfully superimpose the image of an empowered woman upon the audience through its different woman characters. This becomes terrible after a while.

Roopesh Peethambaran needs to be more serious to his craft. We Expect a better film next time from a director of his calibre..2 Stars..